Rolly Caluag

30/07/2025

Before, I would've rolled my eyes. Now, I understand.

I just watched a video of a man crying because he encountered God for the first time while reading the Bible.

If this was one year ago, the atheist version of me would've said na "Drama lang yan." "Brainwashed siguro."

I would've rationalized it, maybe dismissed it, or even judged it because I couldn't understand something I have never experienced.

But now?
Now that I’ve come to know God, I’ve felt the weight of grace and the reality of forgiveness
Coming to know that the bible isn’t just a book, but a voice that speaks directly to my soul?

I get it.

the tears, the breaking and the encounter.

If you're still on the fence about faith, I understand you too. I’ve been there 11 years.
But if one day, you find yourself crying over a verse you never used to care about

Welcome to the encounter. It’s real. And it changes everything.

Ctto: Danny
Ctto:

05/05/2025

27/04/2025

HUMILING 🙏
KA LANG NG SAKTO. 👌
MAGPASALAMAT KA KUNG SOBRA 🙌👏

27/02/2025

So help me God! 🥰

16/02/2025

Sometimes we can't make people always agree with our way of thinking, we can't force other people to understand. Sometimes it ends up being a misunderstanding that leads to disaster.

Not everyone will see things the way we do, no matter how much we explain. People interpret situations through their own experiences, emotions, and biases. Trying to force understanding can sometimes backfire, turning a simple disagreement into a major conflict. Instead of exhausting ourselves trying to prove a point, we must learn when to let go and trust that clarity will come with time or not at all.

You can’t control how people perceive things.
Let time and actions reveal the truth, rather than arguments.

Bask Café 🔥